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A HANGMAN on A STRIKE.
England's Executioner Wants His Name
Placed OH the Civil List.

Placed on the Civil List.
LONDON, May 25.-England's Lord High
EXecutiOner, more generally known as the
public hangman, has grievance which he
is forcing on the attention of the Secretary
of State for Home Affairs, and he has gone
so far as to threaten to strike unless prompt
attention is given to his case.
Under the old regulations in force at
Newgate Prison, "Jack Ketch," as the
hangman has been nicknamed for couple
of centuries, received salary of five dol
lars per week in addition TO fee of fifty
dollars for each execution at which he Off
ciated. Since the passage of the Prisons
act, however, the hangman's perquisites in
the shape of permanent retainers have been
abolished, and there is now no authority
which has any control over him, although
there is general understanding that he
has monopoly of the business of usher
ing condemned criminals into the great be-
yOnd.
But the executioncr had conceived the
idea that his position should be officially
recognized by the Home Office, and so he
has made n formal demand that the name
John Berry" he placed upon the list of
the civil servants of the crown. When it
is remembered that this list includes some
hundreds of earls and dukes, cabinet min
iSters and eX-cabinet ministers, poet
laureate and other distinguished people too
numerous to mention, the shock which the
audaciOus demand has created i'll aristo-
cratic society can be understood.
Berry, however, is i'll earnest, and as
there are halt dozen murderers to be
hung in different sections of the country
during the next six weeks, and nobody to
hang them unless Berry is placated, the
officials at the Home Office are in guam
dry. Berry says that he isn't after the
money so much as Il chance to see his name
in the civil list, but it is thought that he
will be willing to compromise and foregO
the desire Of seeing his name in the red
book for an extra pound per week.
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WHEIEIINC ". VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 27, 1887

LANCER is Represented as saying that if he is
omitted from the Cabinet he would simply
return to his old place in the army. The
suspicion of ulteriOr motives on his part is
absurd and an insult to his patriotism.
When he took the war portfolio he found
that France had been asleep for fifteen
years. He awakened her to a sense Of dig
nifty, and the moral effect has been a re-
vival Of military ardor in provinces far
from the frontier. ''The army under my
guidance" he added, "has shown no un-
due deSLe for war. do not fear to say
we are ready, but there are no proofs that
/ have ever cOurted war;
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NATURES HIGHWAY.


DoIugs Of Boats and Boatssss slssg The
Ohio.
The Iron Age u en- route mp with tow
Of iron ore.
The Shirley will he the regular Cinein-'
natl boat Saturday.
The Enterprise passed MP yesterday and
and the II. NJ. Townsend down.
The marks on the hading last evening
indicated feet II inches and rising.
The Upper Mississippi issr papsss are
all unanimous in their reports Of Increasing
river traffic.
The John A. Wood Ia reported ~ having
run into the hank In the Lower Mississippi
and crippled part Of her tow.
Departed--Scotia, for Pittsbury. 2 . m;
Batebeior, PittsbuTg, = m; Fashion,
Cincinnati, 10 a m Courier, PorkersburR,
IL q m.
The Courier viii bring up big eIcus.
sion next Sunday from Marietta, and 20
up ~ far as Sieubsnyille. She will be
here at nine O'Clock u m.
Marks from above-Oi City. 2 feet
inches and rising; Parker, ] foot o incbss
and rising; Brownsville, 4 feet inches
and At stand; Greensboro, = fest 9 inches
and at . stand; Lock No. 4, foet 4
inches and rising; Rice's Landing. 4 foet .
inches and rising; Mosgiutown, . fsst and
at . stand
The w. II. Cherry ran into the Johnsoa-
vile bridge the last trip down Teppeses
river, tearing away thirty feet Of heS guards
and breaking her boottops badly. Shs
sbipped considerable wster, but was sayed
by the large quantity Of lumber she had
on board. The bridge h the ane which
has been terrsV 20 steamboatmen for
long time, and sonsthing should b doss
with L.
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The Roys Have "A Time.

Splridl TElCg,uH 20 he Register
WASHINGTON, PA, May %. - The
senior class of the Wash-Jefi. College,
banquetted tonight in the Fulton House.
Mr.. Guy Reed, the popular and Ohliging
proprietor, gave them lay out that
would please the most fastidiOus epicure.
The tables groaned beneath the weight OF
the choice delicacieS Of the season amid the
toaSts OF the past, present
and future. The boys enjoyed themselves
TO their full capacity" At II O'Clock
they left the hotel and proceeded TO make
the night hideouS with diScord OF sounds.
Among the distinguished great ones pres
ent were: Faculty Palmer, Ladies' Stewart,
Seminary Reed, Ministery Clark, Law
Speer, Press Alexander, Medicine Linn,
Future Montgomery, Das Schoene Bell,
Past and Present Lippencott, Preps. Hillser,
College Friendship Vance, Olympics Hill.
.Tr.. Glass Room Disorder Garrison. p. NJ.
Pogue officiated rs master OF ceremonies.
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women,s Home and Foreign Mission.

CLEVELAND, o., May 26.-The fourth
biennial convention of the National Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary SOcie-
ty of the Lutheran Church, closed its three
days' session at Wooster, Ohio, to-day.
One hundred and fifty delegates were pres
ent, representing Il, 900 churches.
Mrs. Halstead, Of Harrisburg, presided.
The reports showed an increased interest
in missionary work among the women OF
the church. Since the last convention
S2s, 600 has been collected; $lO,O 600 more
than in any previous two wear. During
it's eight wears of existence, the society has
collected so, 600. The report of the work
in India was not encouraging.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. s. Detweiler, Kansas City;
Vice Presidents, Mrs. J. S. Swartz, Get
tysburg, Mrs. II. H. Fenner, LOuisvillei
Ky; Recording Secretary, Mrs. B. Bel
more, Cincinnati; Corresponding Secretary,
Miss Mary Morris, Baltimore; Treasurer,
Mrs. A. V. Hammer, Baltimore.
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sh.Ivior the Democratic Candidates.

CHICAGO, May 2G.-As the outcome OF
the charges Of bribery made against the
candidates selected by the Democratic
Central Committee for Circnit judges, Q
number Of the leading members Of the bar
have prepared 4 petition asking Julius s.
GrinneIl, Ingolf X. BOysen and Richard
W. Clifford to make the race for judges
in connection with the Repubiiczo caDdi-
dates Another meeting will be held next
Saturday to take final action in the mat
ter
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to sell no more stock at present, as they
have all the money ahead they desire.

to sell no more stock at present, as they
have all the money ahead they desire.
Bells umpiring was excellent, but his
indistinct pronunciation made il impossi-
bic to understand how many strikes or
balls q man had.
The price of ''Blsck Jack" chewing gum
has advanced, rs result Of the heavy
drain on the market made by members Of
the Wheeling club.
Leech, new man, will play left for the
home nine to-day, Crogan going TO first.
Leech is o Wheeling man and is said to
play great game of hall.
Kelly, the ex-Mobile pitcher, has signed
to play with the Akron club. With de-
cent support he is a good man to have in
the box.-MdRsfeid Herald.
A great many people are blaming Um-
pire Bell for his decision ut the plate in
the eighth inning. Westlake admits that
he dropped the ball, so that Bell was right
in declaring the runner not out
Sam Barkley stated to friend in this
city lately, that there was no truth what
ever in the newspaper reports, of an exist
ing difficulty between himself and Mana
ger Nimick, as they were on the best
terms
That was dandy pool scooped in by
four lucky individuals at the base hall ex-
change, yesterday. 1t amounted TO
Sl2420, which gave each Of the holders Of
tickets $3l.05. The amount invested was
fifty cents each.
The Cyclones, of the B. & o. shops, and
a nine composed of wOrkmen from A. J.
Sweeney & Sons works, played \ match
game Of ball yesterday afternoon in the Il,
4 o. yards, which resulted in q victory
for the foundry men, by score OF 10 to 3.
During the coming trip of the Wheeling
club, q number of improvements will be
made at the grounds. One of these will
be n private stand for ladies and their
escorts, which will be put up near the
ticket office. This will be great source
of comfort, and will no doubt prove pay
ing investment.
A special meeting Of the Directors Of the
Wheeling association was called for last
night at the Howell House, to take action
on the forty per cent scheme. Secretary
English was instructed TO enter vigorous
protest against the measure TO the Presi-
dent of the Ohio League, and also to Use
all possible means to have il repealed.
They consider it unfair 10 the city and
think il was aimed in this direction. The
other side OF the case may be seen by the
following from the Mansfield Herald: "The
Ohio League will he success. The un-
selfish spirit shown at the meeting Tues
day assured il when the better playing
clubs in the League are willing tn help
those that are not doing so well. What
else than success.can be looked for. The
40 per cent clause makes il possible for
teams to earn more than expenses.
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A Poor Defense.

OZARK, Mo-, May 26.-Three Of the
nine Bald Knobbers arrested last Friday
charged with whipping John swearingen,
were tried here yesterday. The other six
took change Of venue. In the trial, it de-
velOped that the two Swearingep brothers
and one Williams were barbaronsly beaten
by the Regulators and three women were
visited in the same neighborhood and
warned 10 cease unlawful intimacy with
certain prescribed male associates. The
Bald Knobbers' defense was by shockingly
filthy stories about the parties regulated.
A verdict OF guilty was returned and each
fined 800.
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winning run made with two men ont.

Earned runs, Wheeling =, Sandnsky 7 !;
twO-base hits, Nichol, Yeagle and Chris
man; three-base hits, Dunn and Smith;
double plays, Hewcr and MulhOlland,
Yeagle and Curry bases on balls, by Dunn
!, by McGuirk !; hit by pitched ball,
Speidel, Elliff and Ryn; passed balls
Westlake ., Ryn .; wild pitches, Dunn 3,
McGuirk !; time of game l:55; umpire,
Bell.
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Coke WIN Come Down.

Pirr>E. Re-, May 26.-The coke syndi-
cate has notified the committee represent
my the Western Pig Iron Association that
tne former will be ready TO confer at one
0 o'clock tomorrow. At that hour the
regular monthly meeting of the syndicate
VIII be held and the representatives Of the
o1St furnace men will he invited to
present their arguments tor lower prices in
'oAe. The operators are RveTSe to talking
Un the matter, but Is generally conceded
1Hat by June I coke will be Sl.75, and
P'ondbly aS low as 81 80 per ton.
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Will yIsff HfIl.

Troy, n. Y, May 2s.-A spcisl to the
Times from Albany states that President
Cleveland and wife will be gue-ts Of Gov.
Hill at the Executive Mansion in Albany,
ON their return from the Adriondacks.
The repairs 10 the Executive Mansion are
being hurried TO an end, th.f the building
may be ready to receive the President and
Mrs. Cleveland on June 5th, the day when
they expect 70 be the Governors guests.
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.rNot Bulk. but Businrss .,

Is the way n Western man put it in ex-
pressing TO friend his complete satisfac-
ton in the use OF DR.. Pieree's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. So small and yet 50
effectual, they bid fair to supplant entire
" the old-style pill. An eyer-resdy rem
edy for Sick and Bilious Headache, Bill
business, Constipation and all blood disor-
ders. Mild in action, wonderful in effect!
Put up in yials, convenient to carry. Their
use attended with no discomfort! These
sterling merits account for their great pop
ularity.
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She Wore "A nustle.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 2G.-Miss Annie
Jordan, of Struthero, while walking along
the track of the Pittsburg and Western
railroad last night, near Niles, was struck
by train and thrown thirty feet. She
was considerably bruised but not seriously
injured. Miss Jordan wore large hustle,
and this saved her life, breaking the force
of the conclusion.
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Roy Mangled by Panhandle Train.

MCDONALD, PA, May 2G.-A shocking
accident occurred here at 9:55 o'clock this
morning As the Fast Line, No. II, going
east, was passing Willow Grove tipple II
struck and instantly killed q boy, fourteen
years old, named Benjamin Ferriday. His
skull was crushed and one limb broken.
Deceased was a son of Mr.. Charles FerTi-
day, track boss at the Willow Grove mines.
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PREsBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

Report of the Committee on Education
Increase of Churches and Ministers.
OMAHA, NEB., May 2G.-In the Presby-
terian General Assembly this morning the
report of the Committee on Education was
read showing the number of candidates
now under its control 10 be So more than
last year, making in all 900.
There is 0 debt of Sl5, 600. This is at
tributed to the falling of of legacies.
The net increase of churches last year was
lSS. The net increase of ministers was
l,O29, after filling vacancies caused by l0l
deaths
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tn. rir,t Train to v.seouyer.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIyS., May pa
special from Winnipeg says: The frt
train over the Canadian Pacific Railroad
reached the Vancouver ocean terminus
Tuesday. Hitherto trains stopped at New
Westminster. There was q great celebrar
ton over the completion Of the line.
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Still Anotber Juror CbnlIenye,I

NEW YORK, May 26.-The twelfth seat
III The Sharp jury was flied at noon by
a]or a Marvin, safe manufactures, at No. 265
.pl'oli,way. % The defense the challenged
oIe tnlrd man in the box and the work
=, securing a juror to take his place was
ion. nne panel was still incomplete at ad-
JONrnment Of cnnrt
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League and Association Games.

At Washington :-Washington-Pi Pittshurg
game called fourth inning, rain; 3 to | in
favor of Washington.
Al New York:-New York Z; Detroit $.
At Cleveland - Cleveland Baltimore
game postponed, rain.
At Cincinnati:-Athlctics .; Cincinnati
q.
At st. Louis:-Browns IL; Mets5.
At Louisville:-IOuisville p; Brooklyn
9.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9; lndi-
annapolis 7.
At Boston: n:-Chicago 3; Boston l..
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p WASHINGTON, D. c., May 26.-The
-'eSIaent, accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland
uu colonel and Mrs. Lamont left Wash
tas S'gh at 4 o'clock this afternoon for a
viii u'yS - visit TO Saranae Lake. The party
Sbn.lP proceed over the Pennsylvania, West
QUO nGU'e and Vermont Central Railroads, and
ron,o t ulaAe only the necessary stops on the
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Four Trains Wrecked.

ST. Louis, May 2G,-A special from
Winfield, Kan, says: Yesterday morning
two Santa Fc trains cOllided near Wichita,
and before they could get nsgmen out two
extras, one from each direction, piled into
the wreck, mixing things in great shape.
The details regarding the accident are very
meagre. IL liz rumorcd that several per
sons were injured. The canse of The acci-
dent il unknown, though the train dis
patcher will probably be charged with it.
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Emiu Pasha Makes a Discovery.

LONDON. May 26.-It is stated that
Emin Pasha, whose rescue from hostile
natives IN Central Africa Mr.. Henry NJ.
Stanley is now on his way tp accomplish,
has written a letter which has found its
way to ConstantinOple, stating that he has
discovered a river afiiuent to the Albert
Nyapza Lake flowing from the south.
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The Strikers Demands.

BRUSSELS, May 2G.-A committee of
strikers has written to Premier Bornart
demand universal suffrage and the aban-
dOnment of the cattle bill, and limiting if
he fails to reply before Sunday the strikers
will march upon Brussels.
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rr,n,p O'BEuEN addressed the New
-, legislature yesterday for a few
;nr,,- He cOmplimented Americans
3,b, Stars and Stripes and said he al
,r,vs lrlt safe when he Was with the
s-,o.r and under the latter.
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THE President started on his fishing
.-.,, vss,rriay. He will be the guest OF
r,,s~,or hill a few days on his return
I'm S,ranac Lake. Friend PULITZER
u,r.tp,t worry himself and the World into a
G.UI1up
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rss hiss been found for the much
lid hustle. A woman in Ohio who
'.1. ., one WAS knocked thirty feet by train
W y, .,r,p,rstively uniniured. II is prob
able that the hustle will in the iu'ure take
-, n,,mipen, part in locomotive building.
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No Welcome for Lansdowne.

OTTAWA, May 26.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon the Loyalists pre-
pared and motion in order to commit Par
lIament to an endorsement Of the Governor
Generals welcome home from the west.
The motion was objected TO by Mr.. Blake
and killed
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Mgr. Preston Warns the Young Catholics

New YORK, May 26-Mgr. Preston, in
an address to the Catholic Young Mems
Union, in convention here, warned his
hearers against those who say that the
church has no right TO advise in matters
relating to politics and government.
Such language is false and contradictory.
The church has condemned socialism,
communism and every form of revolt.
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The Great Strike stin Spreading.

BRUSSELS, May 26.-A general strike
has occurred at Cockerills works. The
glass works are obliged to use German coal
in consequence of the strike among the
miners in the coal districts of Belgium,
and the railroads will soon be Obliged to
do likewise if the strike continues.
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THE result OF the Paris Opera COmique
s-s = , terrible warning to the bald-headed
ur-t,h,s who sit in tine front row. The
u,,r,I =. sit uear the door and use extra
n,wrrful opera glasses
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EnIsoopnIIans In Council.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 26.-The
eleventh biennial session Of the General
Council of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
which opened yesterday was continued
today. The new canon on marriage and
divorce was considered.
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Tenant KiIbride to Succeed Blake.

LONDON, May 2G.-it is stated that Mr..
Parnell intends that Mr.. Kilbride, the
evicted Luggacurran tenant who is travel
ing in America with Mr. OBrien, shall
succeed Mr.. Blake as a member of Parlia-
ment for GlouceStershire.
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A Dead Nj. p.

OTTAWA, ONT, May 26.-JOhn Camp
Dell, NJ. P. for Dixby, n. s., was found
insensible in his berth in a sleeping car on
its arrival here from Toronto, this morn
ing, and died soon after. Cause, heart
disease.
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oD.Ier stope Cutter. strlke.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The journey
men stone cutters of this city to the num-
Der of about 300 quit work to-day on ae-
count of Unemployment of non-uniOn men
in some Of the yards.
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Rase hits Columbus O.
EoTEs.
Sackcloth and ashes.

Smith was presented with fine hat, by
Dinger, as q reward for his home run on
Tuesday.
Captain Curry, Of the Sandusky club,
says Wheeling has the strongest team he
has met this season.
The Wheeling management have decided
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

-, N.ir,inis. light local rains, nearly sta
For w. N'gEc,,Tsrslure variable winds, generally
T9rssSsrn Pennsylvania, threatening weath-
sT XIII local raips nearly iaS9sTE ,SS5s,v 'ePeEA
e. liable winds, generally westerly
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Can't Make a Cabinet.

PARIS, May 26.-It is reported that Fre-
cinet finds it impossible to form stable
ministry, and that he will again decline to
undertake the task.
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APIot IN Detbrone the sul,sD.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, May 26.-It is report
ell that the Sultan has dismissed number
of officials holding high positions in the
palace who were discovered to be engaged
in conspiracy to overthrow him.
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SIXTY bodies have been taken from the
min, OF the Paris Opera Comique, and the
~, !, c\pected to increase.
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Mansfield Downs steubenvIlIe.

Special Telegram 10 RS Register.
STEUBENvILLE, O., May 26.-Steuben-
vile lost to-day through errors, divided
among all the members Of the club, and
passed balls by McGregOr. Score:
ISSISGs............1 2 50
steubenville ....4 ! IOI O-I4
Base hits, Steubenville, Il; Mansfield,
II. Errors, Steubenville, 10; Mansfield,
7. Batteries, Cleveland, McGregor and
Nicholson; England and GrumbliDg. I'm
pire, DnShane.
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A welcome After All.

OTTAWA, May 26.-The GOvernOr-Gen-
eral and Lady Iansdowne arrived at home
from Toronto, at $40 this afternoon. They
received au enthusiastic welcome all along
the route. and the demonstration in Otta-
wa was the grandest ever seen iii this city.
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Tile sultan seems to be continually IN
bo, water with some one OF other VINO
want, 10 overthrow him.
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Gee WhiEZ q!

NI'rIH IFFYTUH 70 w h'VISUT.
EVANSVILLE, o., MAY 26.-The Akron
cripples pounded the life out Of Evansville
to-day in a manner that no other club has
been able to touch. GAINESVILLE could not
hit Irwin to advantage, and Akron seemed
to take right TO Curly Lemons curves,
knocking three home runs ont Of him.
Bad fielding by GAINESVILLE did the rest.
Attendance five hundred. Score
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Base hits, Zanesyille IL, Akron H. er-
rors, Zsnesville 7, Akron 3; struck ont, by
IRWIN :; batteries, Zsnesyille, Lemons
and Marshall; Akron, Irwin and Lunser;
umpire, McDermOtt.
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FarR trains piled themselves on top of
s,rh other ia picturesque confusion near
Wlrhia. Kan.
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THE Brewers Association in convention
O, Baltimore has appropriated 81, OOO to
h,ht Prohibition.
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Tur JAKE SHARP jury Is still incom-
pIete. Why not try searching the home
for mbtcllcs:
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THREENiSSouri Bald Kuobbers were con-
victrd of whipping their neighbOrs.